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Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Fine gold Ana silver watches at re.
dused prioes, n fail lire OF god and
fine rolled gold plAted chains ut 10 %
-Four th at. Il. =. EAnf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

CRoUP, wHooPIsG COUGH and Rron'
chitis i'm m 90 lately relieved by Shiloh'a
Cure. Sold by NIB. Danforth, cor. End
and Market Ste.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Persons In want of fall clothing
would do well by selecting s.suit from
Ash, the merchant tailor, 100 Market
gtrsat
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

New milk, 8 s.pss;skim milk. 8 cents;
butter milk, 4 Ssnts; cream, 20 cents;
butter, IS cents; eaipped cream. ID.
CREAM rRY, Foarth aud shipley streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
"A Good Show.

Some hne vocal music will be render.
ed to. night ut the Atlantic Garden, IA
King street. Everybody welcome.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

For lame back, side or chest, use
Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price rs OTIS.
Sold by N. d. Danfortb. cor. And &
Market Sta.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

/. For . good, sweet, wholesome bread
rry Clifton Millirg Go. 3 White Rose
Flour, stalls 9S & 80 Eighth street mar
ket.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

We are resdy for the ladies nov with
the grAndess liDs Of fall novelties We
ever had. Please call at Mrs. Jacobs,
GIT Market and ~ King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Ths handsomsst line OF velvets and
p,ushes at millinery PALACES. GIT Mar
ket ard 22O King streets.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Best piace 70 gs, beef, mut,Sn or veal
La Of Lowell. mall II. Oily Market.
Telephone AL
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Millinery palace CIT Market and 900
King streets, the plAos for hns Wtlli.
merry Examine The fail novelties. Mrs.
jacobs,
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

For good coal 60 to Bush's, French
aSreet wharf.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Bush's, French street wharf Is Inc place
10 buy your oosl
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

For Graham Flour try Clifton MIL
Ing % Eighth street market.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
The eissasea of han, hnnd ara 40 rnn

The diseases OF baby hood are no rap
IDLY weakening that toe quickest means
should be used to check them. DIR
BolPs Baby Syrup is the unfail'ng
remedy for these complaint. Price
only 20 col ts.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Select your fall suit from Ash, the
nerohant tailor, fo5 Market street.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

Gall and zee our fins feathers AID
ssrr1 92O King and GIT Market streets
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
or n. a. DAUPNIM.
Address hssstsud lsttsn b
NEW ORLEANS NATION u RAu k
HoW Orleans. In.
REMEMRCp That the presence Q,

QEQ That the presence Of
hEM EM DEn Generals Beauregar6
and EARLY, who are in charge Of the draw.
tngs, Is o guarantee Of absolute fairness
spd integrity, that the chances are all
equal and that no one can possibly divine
what numbers will draw Prise.
Prisss Is GHARHNrEnR AN saS R'RS1t RY r0uR g
NATIONAL BANKS of New Orleans,
and the I1t kets ste signed by tho Presf-
dent Of an Institution, whose chartered
rights are reoogni ixod In the highest Courts;
therefore, beware Of any limitations or an.
noymous schemes.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

n ,ho or Jfsss 70 desire sny
l.,a os ,.reiul and not ~. in
M - 70 contrioun TO the
(luoppOusnts A. times ws
| I'd p q1esslon tue .incerisy
(IJuins ID desire reform be-
| ,b,lr apparent allure TO dis
stsssp the friends and foes
Iru,e. To Us 1t has SEEMED
| ,hr5 Ssre enemies In d'ssuise
4 dsisA the very measure they
sI,h carrted into IN OF II
|, 10 zee two parties d,reosly
R,Srtps 70 ds'e,s those whose
Sos!d sn.are progress snd lead
s,r,ot ins,esd OF . back ward
! IN morality and good gov
Taa tsn peranoe Wen oon'
s,hs elsotlon OF Cleveland
\ Of the 5s'es thHy appear
,,a, 81 aid dns the DsmocrAh.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14

For carr sss---s)sanos % ca
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
CAPITAL PRIZE. $l5o.0 .0OO..

1--WE do hereby certify that We sup Mvise
the Arrangements for al the M0nthly and
semi Annual Drawings VI Tho LOUISIANA
md control the drawings themselves, and
that the aane are conducted with honesty,
fairness and In eood faith toward al partass,
Anl we autnorise tns company 70 use hs
sftAdhed In ~ advertissmsntS."
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
Capital Prize, $l50,OOO.

q, ,I7s Prizes, amounting gto........... .sss6, 900
Application for rates TO clubs should be
made only TO the once Of the Company in
New Orleane.
Tor further information write clearly, XIV
ing full address. POSTAL NOTES, Expfeas
Money Orders, or New York Exchange
In ordinary letter. Currency oy express,
tat our cxpense) addressed
n. .A.DAUPHIN,
New OrleAns, La.
Daily Republican., 1887-10-14
.,.,s Of Affairs in No. II

! ~ s.lldlls, sre % " repre-.
,.ou, Vine soma sssss = sios e
~ u,tser BY the BIard
r. w. We savs been informed
Y ~ scrl,y thss tor the van: .sa o.
Y. 'T y, b...lng the building the
/ s.s,, closed this entire week.
,sidrsu mid seu' esek 70 ths'. a.
y morpinx. Is 10 also satd
| N. ,uriu,, .hsn the frost is
l.' ~ Of the ground. Il !. 20
A., Vicinity OF this school
1. The children, the most OF
are unable 70 sss 70 II.
y. .hoold not be silo we'd 10
"us!hlns should se done At
\. The building comfortable.
L,,srs and scholars osn stsend
M. The people OF MaDow-
/, ars., lbs same % those In
\ ol ,as city, and sre ent''led
al. TO Do derived shere
:. ara 100 ieS s3ho,l hous' q
'1o,. ,bN we have should not
l y y closed for the want oil
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

INDIA GAUZE, Gossaner and Balbrggan
/ Shirts long sRd short sleeves, Just received at
tpyl2 AMOS 2. SLAYMAKER's.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

a WoMAN's STRANGE DEATH.-William
CoyDe, of Martins Ferry, opposite Wheel
ing, W. Va, is in Jail at that place, charged
With the murder OF his wife. Mrs Coyne
was stricken down with typhoid fever three
weeks ago, but made favorable progress un
der the care Of physician until Sunday,
WHEN new and very unfavorable symptoms
set in TIE physician questioned the pa
tent, and learned that Saturday evening
her husbaud bad given her small glass Of
toddy, saying the doctor had ordered it.
The toddy had bite. taste, aud after swa!-
loving portion of it, sue threw tbs remain
der on the floor. The doctor at once resort.
ed to a stomach pump and administered an
tidotes for the more common poisons, but
Mrs. Coyne grew steadily worse dying yes
terday morning in great agony. Tuesday
night the attending phssician swore ou: e
warrant for Coyne's arrest, on hearing OF
t9hich he escaped to the Wes. Virginia side
of the river. The police of Wheeling ar.
rested him yesterday afternoon, and he was
taken to Ohio for trial.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29
VAMEs z. CARLIN & SONS,
NO. So KING STREET
ALEXANDER YIRGlNlH 4
NL.Nnnnio and pnIoil Daslnra in

dARUVS AIlE ItINI ID % A1411hSA
2uilders' Hardware Locks Hinges, ScTe"s:
DoorBolts, Latches. &C, sadGlery, Hardware,
Bride Bits, Buckles, Rings, Haines Sc, &c.
Wheclwrights' Hardware, Axle7 Rims, hubs,
5poko5, Sawed Fellows, Tire iron, &c, Pocket
Table. Carving, and Butcher Knives SSc., Guns
Pistols. sc. 4 fell and complete stock oi frsts
clsss goa.s away in store ard sold st l77gost o2sh
prices. sTg1o
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

BURNING OF A 81 000 BILL.-One of New
Orleans rich and impetuous young meu had
been playing at the roulette table and los
ing beaviIy His excitement grew more in.
tense in proportion as he lost At last he
bscsme frantic on psrcsiying that be no
longer had o cent in his purse He felt and
fumbled in vain with trembling bands all
over and 10 his wearing apparel, until, in q
profound recess in huge pocket OF his over
coat he unexpectedly discovered 9 bank note
that seemed to have carefully end prudently
hidden itself 10 escape from the general
wreck Eagerly unroiog it, he iotfnls ex.
claimed by heavens, it is Tor 81 900! I'll
stake il in a lump. fortune favors the
| bold" Then, leaning forward over the 70
rae Gus board of the back and red. as he
raised his arm to fling his last note on it, he
caught the eye of Sterlen, who occupied his
usual seat as dealer, and was keenly watch
ing the movements Immediately the youth
Strengthened himself up. still holding the
bank note, and .hus apostrophized Sterain :
"Ah, ah, l see that you greediy expected
| this 81 900 note to swell your pile. Well,
you shall not haveit, and to escape all temp
| tation here il goes" Whereupou be twist
ed the note as if it had been waste paper,
and, holding it up to the flames Of the chan.
delier, he wratbfully hissed these words
through his clenched teeth Burn, my poor
note, and evsporste into thin air rather than
| be swallowed up, like your lost sisters, By
the bloated monster whose nav yawns for
YOU" After this ne broke loose and rushed
away amid the loud laughter of his friends,
who shouted bravo, bravo !'-American
| Mdodzlne
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

K1LLEDBY SMOKING C1eARErrEs.-Cigar
eite smoking numbers another victim in
Richard H Barringer. popular young man
of Trov. n. Y. He was constant smoker
An affection of the heart was followed by
dropsy. Several physicians attended him,
and they all agreed that his system bad be
come snatefso Ss os n,eoae
seeks ago he had fue physique. and was
baieved to have good prospects of long life.
After his death one of his veins bursr. and
the blood tnerefrom was almost as black
as ink
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

rT,BE ENTERPRISE MEAT CHOPPER is the
best; does not grind the meat, ike other
cutters, but CHOPS IT. It is ugeful for many
purposes ALL THE YEAR ROUND in preparing
chicken salad, beef tea, mince meat, hssh &c
For ssle by JAS. z. CARLIN & SONS,
noy3 Ale1anoria Va.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

Was He KILLED BY NEGLECr.--A gen.
York two or three tunes week gives q
graphic description Of a race between two
railroad trains aud ia result II was com.
iug home from New York the Other dav by
The P+uns, lvaula road" said he, 'nnd as
our Iraiu parsed the repair sho 5 tBis side of
jersey City AMI dashed out over the mead
ows we fcuod ourselves neck aud neck vito
u M"rr $ aud Essex train running at full
speed. TIE two roads, You know, run side
by sid aluug there for two or three mice,
a there is race neary every day.
knew there was one On then. aud ! rather
enjoyed tn pro peer. The Morris anh E>s x
engiue was woitiug Ike mad, ne spok rs
in It's driving 81 eels were flashed into one,
and steam aud little jets OF va or flew from
its cylinders as ne piston rod pta ged IN
and out. [ crept s'e-d,iS ahead for miu
ute. but our .ngine 'oU tiled dUWn 10 it's
work; the track few f,ster and faster behind
u. aud our cars qnivered with the spleudid
effort We were making. Every man Of Us
grew reckless win the excitement of he
race Of sixty miles au nour. and not one of
us. perhaps, houghr of what the conse
qu"aces might be- Gradually our train
forged ahead, aud g. I took up my paper
again / SAW neatiy dressed mau, Carrying
O bundle tied up in red handkerchief,
walking on the track in front Of the Morris
aud Essex train Before had tins TO thir k
of peril shrii whistle was blown by the
engine, which was even then upon him, and
he wss thrown twenty feet away, dead. AS
we passed the other engne mad ouce its
fireman standing with ldrd arms, f,cing
end looking at us Il wes n tart ofhz duty
to ;ook out ahesd, and if be had no; been too
mitch absorbed ii the race the nan might
not have been killed. know from ny own
ter ngs while it tasted that man can't
give his attention 20 anything else during
such race. -PhiLa Times
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29
GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.

We have just received through the i.0ao, ters
the fullest and most varied assortment OF Holiday
Goods offer in this city. including Havi-
lsnd's celebrated make OF FRENCH CHINA in
Fish, Game Oatmeal, Padding, Chocolate and Ice
Cream Sets. Dinner end Tea Sets After.dinner
Coffees, Single Tea and Mouatache Cups. Also q
most complete line Of CABINET PIE ES. inclnd-
ing Abbotsford, Doulton, Bonn and Royal Wor-
cester, in the very latest styles and decorations
A beautiful line Of large and small Vases We
are unable to mention but few of the many beau
tful goods we have received in the last few days,
SO we cordially invite all to call and look at these
goods before making their Xmas purchases.
I. ]. MILLER, SON & co.
nov22 327 King street, Alexandria, Va
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

WHOLESALE GROCERs
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANT
And Dealers in
ALL KINDS OF LIQUORS,
Have on hand G-BSON'S Xxx, XXX, Xxx
and PURE OLD RYE, OLD CABINET az,
MONOGRAM WHISTLES; also BAKER'S ar,.
'THOMPSON'S PURE BYE WHISTLES, to which
they invite the attention OF the trade
Orders from tho country for merchandise shall
receive prompt attention.
Cousgnncnts Of Flour, Grain and Country Pro-
duce solicited, for which they guarantee the high
est market prices and prompt returns
Northeast cerne. OF Cameron and Royal streets
sop14 Alexandria, Va.
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Fo, th. 'f~p,d sur.- of
Coughs. Colds Bronchitis, Sore Throat h.f,tea=a
Group, Whoopi"q Cough Difficulty of BrcGfh;nq
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or Tickling in The Throat DC.
Absolutely fr,c from subt4occs injurious to
health Small g oz) bottles 25 cts; l4rse s oxl J
bottles so cts Es- For sale by all druggists. "Fszl
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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1887-12-29

Brown (who has given his friend o cigar
These are something like cigars. eh, old
boy ?
Jones (duhiously regarding hisl-Yes.er,
somethine like .hsy?
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05
MINNEAPOLIS ST. PAUL, SATURDAY, MARCH 1887.
vers Butler and Mr.. Gladstone have
done, emphatically endorse this state
ment of Mr. Parnell in a time Of crisis:
ssEven now. at the eleventh hour. if

done, emphatically endorse this state
ment of Mr.. Parnell in time of crisis:
"Even now, at the eleventh hour, if
the Government. refrained from the
policy Of evaporation, and stopped the
infiction Of injustice by legal enact
ments aud system of repression which
had done more to demoralize Irish ten
ants than all the Fenian agitators from
New York to San Francisco--if they
would give Ireland power to 90 for her
self what England seemed to have
neither wish nor power to do, Ire
land would show by her laws, tran
guilty and prosperity how unfairly she
had been treated in the past, and how
unjust was the assertion that the Iris b
were not la abiding people,"
John Bright, who, in his earlier and
better days, spoke strongly and .nobly
for ireland, has Of late eaten his earlier
words. The more significant, then, is
the speech Of his brother Jacob il The
debate on the speech from the Throne.
sit is no discredit,' says Jacob Bri= bt,
'tfor England that she had failed to
govern ireland. The discredit was III
refusing to abandon an impossible task.
The attempt to govern by force had
failed in America and Canada, and
would fail in Ireland. Ireland must be
treated the same as Canada. The re
lations between landlord and tenant i'll
Ireland were far greater scandal than
was the plan of campaign - There is
food for thought in Jacob Bright's
speech
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

The bill for a term of the United
States court il Duluth has passed the
Senate and now goes to tile President.
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

was born in Pennsy ylvania, November
Is, .lS415i; settled in Minnesota in April,
1857, He enlisted in the Tenth 3Regi-
The Irish standard., 1887-03-05

Continued s. ) { nth page) t'.s'la I
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
"ALL THE DAY IDLE"

AN around you, everywhere.
Men and women do and dare,
WttA purpose all alive.
In The swurfning human hive.
Up and down, and to and fro.
On the endless round they go;
Patiently they bear their lot.
Life and death they question not.
Through the darkness, DER the waste,
Voices call them, and they haste;
To the wind their fear they fling;
Al their best they gladly bring.
II the wind blow east, or west,
They can neither play nor rest;
So much work beneath the sky,
They can scarcely stop to die.
YOp are idle, and you stand
Just dreamer in the land,
Having neither name nor place
With the runners in the race.
Are you made Of finer clays
Haye you redder blood than theyl
Must they always lay the meat,
Which they strive for at your feet?
Must they always, first and last,
SAand between you and the blastf
Are you Gods peculiar carel
HIS He favorites anywherei
1t were best that YOU should feel
Force Of tempest, touch Of steel;
Best to let your fancies fine
Quicken into flames divine.
Men and women, with their loads,
TdN along the endless roads;
Overtake them, help them lift,
An6 no longer dream and DRIFT
-ENf. H. H. Gates, in Youths coupdnion
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17

eating the lions share. Then rook
Steamer passage for New York. But
it's light come and light 60 with us
chaps. and inside of year I'd blowed
it Nil in; and cur'is enough tbs first
vessel l shipped in after it was gone
was the bark 7wanki, bound for Yoko-
hama, and consigned to Mr. Powers.
who, come to find out on arriving, was
the gentleman Miss Doris had married
after all.
All the crew left but me, and she
being an easy bark l staid by whilst
loading. Twas sweeping off her quar-
ter lust at sundown one evening. when
who should come aboard to see Cap'n
North but Mr.. Powers, the consignce.
and his young wife with him. She was
dressed to the mines and was good
enough to recognize me very pleasant
like when I raised my cap. But her
good looks had gone off a bit and l
fancied her voice was bit sharp and
pcevish when she spoke to her hus-
band, who was short and fat and
pompous, with gimlet eye and q
white mustache.
'There's the new japanese gunboat
just coming back from q trial trip
down the harbor," l heard Captain
North say as he sung out to the stew
ard for some chairs. and fingered q
bit in the gangway as she swung in
near tho bark to clear an English
steamer laying in the stream.
The gunboat squeezed by within six
feet of our rail. Mrs. Powers kind Of
caught her breath and gave q little
sharp cry, as she looked up to the
black sides so near.
"There is no cause for alarm, Mrs.
Powers" heard her husband say in
his pompous way.
Well, there wasn't. But perhaps she
had some other reason for the involun-
tary cry. Any way, it SO came to me
as I looked up myself. For there on
the bridge with half dozen japanese
naval and civil officials, stood my
former shipmate, Jack, in full uniform
with a pretty Japanese lady hanging
on his arm. whose dark face was just
bea,ning with smiles. And just at that
moment Jack looked down.
He didn't sec me-or if he did-had
forgotten me. as a matter of course.
But he did see Mrs. Powers, and as he
said something to his lady companion,
lifted his gold laced cap with the Gu
rissest smile ever saw on his hand
some face, while the lady kissed her
small finger tip. And then the gun
boat swept by.
Lucky dog, that atyoung chap; what's
his namef" says the old man as Mrs.
Powers turned away sharp and quick
"married a japanese princess six
months ago, and is one of the biggest
guns in the Japanese navy"
"But how did you happen to know
them, Mrs. Powersp" her husband
asked surprised like. .
Il met him in the States years ago, "
she said, "but he is not a person
should care to renew an acquaintance
with. Now, if you will get through
your business, we will CO." And then
Invent for'ard and put away my broom.
FRANK H. CONVERSE.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
MOONLIGHT AILARiTv.


An Elevated IntlivlduAl's Solicltuds nj nv
Full-Lsngth shadow.
A very worthy citizen whose gresr'''
fault IL that no will ..treat" his fraenas'
and allow them 10 treat him, y r..
turn. was looking for his home "a VI,
neighborhood of Cass avenue anu
Henry street tho other evening aoou.
midnight Tho electric lights we'e
shining. and 50 was the moon 10 =
cloudless sky. The elevated indiv'aus.
saw his shaiow at full length on np ,',1
sidewalk and halted. Bringing ns
n,st a. tipped cane down with eres, ,
force be exclaimed: Co honu' .nu
'shamed Of you'selil You'ro :, 'a'', ~,
'darned X you sin't G home! u.n .s.'
stan there. b-b-blocking up tns Hu0
walkl G'home!'
Then hc broke ont into = snatea :. !.
song and windows went uR and nsau. !. -
wers putoutt0 lisssm '1oli on--,v.,HS u.Ss
--s-llysr moon-ss silver mon Slee'a.' '..'
travslsr s'on \ waE wSilss 'n'1 80
Rslea elnx u uIaeq ..,..r.
N .C Aoms 1tsiI youl pl!ee =. Y 80 ~
You III nv MIfe's waltln' ~ u - ~.
--u ~ coatse ~ ~ = taxe
tuil - alavsy nlooa~ ~.
m 1ast Az W. sssa = tia y w =
lsasiss A osaasly a - e {. s,.s,.. !. \.
The Grenada gazette., 1887-09-17
IMITATION DIAMONDS.

Some Of the "Cems" Sold by New York
jewelers. Of Shady Reputation.
"Oh! yes, we sell lotS Of these yel.
low diamonds =" said q Broadway
"jewcler" the other day. "They take
very well, especially with those who
want to make dazzling display for a
few dollars. Variety actors take kindly
to them also, because they can wear
them at night or under the gas ligh.
on stage.
when the song-and-dance artist
comes out with cluster pin apparently
worth five or six hundred dollars, the
gallery gods are bound to applaud,
even II he be the veriest fakir in the
profession
"Serio-comic warblers also patroniss
US very extensively. A necklace that
will attract every eye in the house can
be had for $3.50. That's not so very
high, is itp A stone Of this size,
which. il it was diamond, would
easily bring $3.50, l can sell at seventy
five cents, and in the box-oilice of one
Of the theaters on this street the ticket.
seller sports one and tells his friends
that it's real, hugging himself in the
belief that they believe him.
II remember that not over two years
ago l mounted a dozen pairs Of solitaire
earrings, each stone weighing about
nine carata I offered them at twenty
dollars per pair, and really under gas
jet at night they looked magnificent.
"After ! had exposed them in the
show-window for several days, u little
dried-up man, accompanied by person
of Falstafiian proportions, called and
appeared to be very much interested in
the stones. They eventually bought a
pair and departed. The next day the
little man came and bought nine pair,
paying for them in hard cash; and
what DO You suppose they did with
thcn,e They went TO several unsus.
pecting and rather green pawnbrokers
In this and adjacent cities and had
little difficulty in obtaining y loan
varying from $50 to 800 on each pair.
'sThey even had the impotence "a
swindle a well-known icwclcr Of rather
doubtful reputation, who bartercd a
handsome diamond hair.pin worth
about $3.50 for pair Of the 'solitaires.'
After this. fearing his vengeance, the
little mai, and his iat colleague made
themselves scarce. -
Ibid the dealer tear out bis hair
when he discovered the deccptlonp No,
slri Hs found out the cheat Il soon y
be tssted the stones, jumped aboard 1
Fall River Limo steamer that sau,s
affsfhoon and sold the sar-rinay ~
next day n Boston tor elO0, "a ~
thinking very seriously d puttlne Uoole
moro on the market. " JSwsissy y1I Y.
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